You can go to Antakya, at the eastern end of Turkey’s Mediterranean coast, by car, bus or plane.
Antakya is not served by train. There are normally trains to Iskenderun, but they are not running now. Otherwise, the nearest train station is north at Osmaniye; Adana is a major rail junction.
Most buses from Aegean, Mediterranean and Central Turkey come via Adana. Antakya has a modern otogar(intercity bus terminal). More…
All road transport (car and bus) from Adana must come over the Belen Pass.
The Hatay Airport (HTY), 19 km north of Antakya at Serinyol (map), is closest, but has fewer flights than does Adana‘s Şakirpaşa Airport. More…
Distances & Travel Times
Adana: 190 km (118 miles) NW, 3 hours
Adıyaman: 321 km (200 miles) NE, 6 hours
Ankara: 680 km (423 miles) NW, 12 hours
Gaziantep: 200 km (124 miles) SW, 4 hours
İskenderun: 58 km (36 miles) N, 1 hour
Istanbul: 1130 km (702 miles) NW, 18 hours
Kahramanmaraş: 180 km (112 miles) N, 3.25 hours
Osmaniye: 115 km (72 miles) N, 2 hours
Şanlıurfa: 345 km (214 miles) NE, 6.5 hours
Tarsus: 230 km (143 miles) NW, 3.5 hours
—by Tom Brosnahan
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